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2-1 3.5mm switch.

Smellyirishman · 2006-12-12 20:03:42

I am looking to supply two 3.5mm (headphone) jacks, into one output. ATM, I have a 2-1 adapter, but it is killing the sound on one of the inputs (much lower than the other) so I need to crank up the sound a LOT to hear it properly and if anything else happens on the other line I am deafened. What I would like, is some sort…

12-12-2006 9:03pm

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Smellyirishman

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I am looking to supply two 3.5mm (headphone) jacks, into one output. ATM, I have a 2-1 adapter, but it is killing the sound on one of the inputs (much lower than the other) so I need to crank up the sound a LOT to hear it properly and if anything else happens on the other line I am deafened.

What I would like, is some sort of switch so I can pick channel 1 or channel 2 and hopefully this will keep sound levels steady. Any ideas?

Here is a basic illustration of what I want. On the left is what I have...clickable

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